Many times you will have an old concrete area and add some new concrete to enlarge a space. An example might be enlarging a patio. When we have this situation we always recommend micro-topping the entire surface so that the… Read More »Old Concrete and New Concrete Next to Each Other
We have directions and disclaimers all through our paper work about not using rubber mats on top of sealed concrete. I have never had a good example until now to show you why not, because our clients have always listened… Read More »Rubber Mats: Example
We are pleased to announce that the Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA) Station floors were completed by Re-Crete. The grand opening is June 18, 2011. The floor was stained with Chem-Coat Industries Coffee Bean Dye and Sealed.
1. Home Entrance 2. Pool Deck 3. Outdoor Kitchen 4. Patio 5. Walkway 6. Garage 7. Driveway 8. Sidewalks 9. Basketball Court on Driveway 10. Balcony
This tie dye concrete stained floor was done about 12 years ago and was in need of an update. We cleaned the floors and used a dark concrete dye over the existing floor. Some of the old color comes through,… Read More »Before and After: Dyed Floors
5 Reasons to use Concrete instead of Other Flooring 1. Custom high-end floors without a custom high end price. 2. Versatile. Can enhance any type of furnishings, from French Country to Contemporary and everything in between. 3. Sustainable. Carpet gets… Read More »5 Reasons to use Concrete instead of Other Flooring
World of Concrete took place in Las Vegas Nevada. The largest show all about Concrete in the world. Re-Crete was there again this year to learn about the newest techniques and products. We pride ourselves on making sure we are… Read More »World of Concrete: January 2011
We are pleased to announce that the Coppell Tennis Center Floors were completed by Re-Crete. The floor was stained with Chem-Coat Industries Coffee Bean Dye and Sealed.
We are pleased to announce that the MKT Depot Floors were completed by Re-Crete. The floor was stained using Jerusalem Brown Concrete Dye by Chem-Coat Industries and Sealed.